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England lead in extra time.

Hello, I'm Dan Bardell.

Welcome to the England show podcast from The Athletic.

Coming up, we're going to reflect on a historic nice England beat Denmark 2- won in extra time to reach the final of a major tournament for the first time since 1966

nights like tonight you just have to be there with the fans sing with the fans we don't want to get too carried away but I'm extremely proud to obviously be the captain of the side we're showing great resilience we're credit to each other not just the players we play but the whole squad the staff of the side. We're showing great resilience. We're credit to each other, not just the players we play,

but the whole squad, the staff.

And look, we're excited for, obviously, a final on our home ground.

Joining me, Flo Lloyd Hughes and the Athletics Carl Anker,

who were both at Wembley last night, the jammy so-and-so's.

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sweet Right then, the morning after the night before Flo, I'll come to you first

Because it was your first England game of the Euros.

What an incredible game to go to, what was it like?

Yes, you can probably tell from my voice it was pretty mad um yeah it doesn't sound like you honestly i obviously i don't have any kids but i i can already put this down as one of the best days it was one of the best days of my life regardless of the unborn children that might come at some point.

Yeah, it was just unbelievable, unforgettable experience.

And I felt like throughout this tournament, and I feel like Carl's been the same,

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